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Mary Lou Holland of East Falmouth, a grief therapist who spent many years helping people find hope and even joy after loss and sorrow, died at home on December 24. She was 90. “When a real crisis happens, you learn that you can be desperate and bitter, or you can grow from it. We only grow through pain, unfortunately, and the hope is that we will grow in compassion and empathy,” Ms. Holland said during an interview with the Enterprise in 1997. “It is essential for survivors to ta...

“Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house, not a creature was stirring …” While Clement C. Moore’s Christmas poem still holds up for many businesses that close their doors for the holidays, there is one category of places that have traditionally been open and bustling on both Christmas Eve and Christmas Day: Chinese restaurants. “No delivery, but we are open for takeout,” says Yeow Yong, manager of Chen’s Kitchen in Sagamore Beach. A week later, Chinese restaura...

Looks like Cape Cod will dodge a big snowball. The immediate world off-Cape Cod may see snowfall totals of a foot or more from a powerful noreaster slated to hit late tonight into tomorrow. But the Cape Cod region will mostly see 1-5 inches of snow, with the exception of Bourne on the Upper Cape, which could see upwards of 8 inches, according to National Weather Service forecasts this morning. The snow is expected to start falling tonight, becoming moderate to heavy at times overnight into ear...

Major Winter Storm Could Bring More Than 16 Inches Of Snow To Massachusetts Thursday CBS Boston 12/17/2020 Syndicated Local – CBS Boston BOSTON (CBS) – Gas up the snowblowers, a major winter snowstorm is headed to Massachusetts! It has been a while since we have had a storm of this magnitude for our entire area. In fact, you have to go back to March 14, 2018 for the last snowfall in Boston resembling anything like what we are about to receive (Boston got 14.8 inches in tha...

Widespread 10-16 Inches Of Snow Expected In Southern New England Thursday CBS Boston 12/16/2020 Syndicated Local – CBS Boston BOSTON (CBS) – If there is one thing New Englanders know, its weather can change on a dime, and so can the forecast. If you read my little afternoon blog Monday or perhaps flipped on WBZ-TV and watched Eric Fisher, you heard things like… -Light and fluffy snowfall for everyone -Sharp cutoff to the snow shield north of Boston -Highest snow totals...

Reply The prospect of a snow day has dimmed in a year where districts are equipped for remote learning. (Rachel Nunes/Patch) LEXINGTON, MA — A midweek storm is expected to bring the first serious snowfall of the year, but the prospect of a snow day has dimmed in a year when districts have adapted to the pandemic. Lexington Public Schools are taking snow days on a case-by-case basis and prepared for both remote learning and the cancellation of classes. Lexington Public Schools Superintendent J...

UpdatedTue, Dec 15, 2020 at 9:42 am ET Reply The prospect of a snow day has dimmed in a year when districts are equipped for remote learning. (Jenna Fisher/Patch) STONEHAM, MA — A midweek storm is expected to bring the first serious snowfall of the year, but the prospect of a snow day has dimmed in a year when districts have adapted to the pandemic. Stoneham Public Schools Superintendent John Macero said schools first option will be to shift to remote learning on a snow day. "When calling a ...